How to Parent Children with ADHD: 48 Techniques & Strategies to Understand and Support Your Neurodivergent Child. Manage and Improve Your Kid’s Emotional Regulation, Focus, and Self-Control

Although I just received my book it has given me hope regarding my child's issues. It is easy to understand and already makes do much sense. I will continue to keep you updated on our progress. Thank you so much!!!

I'm a retired resource teacher, always looking for resources to help parents of children with ADHD. "How to Parent Children with ADHD" is an invaluable resource. The book offers 48 well-researched, tailored strategies that address the unique needs of children dealing with inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. What sets this guide apart is its focus on managing symptoms, fostering resilience, and building strong, positive parent-child relationships.The author's approach to creating ADHD-friendly environments and establishing routines is practical and achievable. The real-life examples make the strategies feel grounded and relatable, which is essential when implementing new techniques at home. The emphasis on communication and collaboration between parent and child is refreshing, offering a compassionate perspective that encourages mutual understanding and trust.Whether you're a new parent to the ADHD journey or looking for more effective approaches, this comprehensive guide provides the tools to create a nurturing and structured environment. It transforms the parenting experience and ensures the well-being of both the child and the family. It is highly recommended for any parent seeking to support their child with ADHD better!

Simple and Insightful. I found that I knew a good chunk due to my research; although, this book would be great for parents who want a straightforward book to read.

In this a guide book for parents , they will learn different strategies and Tactics for parenting children with AD.H.D. I thought there was a lot of great information.I enjoyed the section on positive Blbecause sometimes that can get a negative connotation. This book is written with empathy and understanding that not all children are the same and helps parents find what will work for their kids. Great read.

Great book. Short and to the point.

It is a practical manual that helps parents of children with ADHD deal with the difficulties of parenting such children. First, Laine defines what ADHD is, including the neuroscience of the disorder and the behaviors children with ADHD may exhibit. It expands on and is clear that ADHD is not just a behavioral problem but a neurological disorder that impacts the development of a child in many ways. The book's core is forty-eight techniques and strategies parents can use to deal with children’s behavior. It aims to give parents all the information they need about ADHD, the behaviors expected in children with the disorder, and ways parents can help their children improve on emotional self-control, attention, and self-regulation.The author also debunks some of the myths surrounding ADHD and explains why it is crucial to appreciate the needs of kids who are different. This book is a great help for parents in search of solutions and strategies for raising neurodivergent children. It offers evidence-based strategies to help manage ADHD symptoms, enabling parents to raise their children in a way that will support their emotional health and development. All Therapists should keep a copy of this book!

Really helping in understanding ADHD and giving wonderful pointers.

It was a good book to get all the fundamentals of understanding and dealing with ADHD without it making it feel like an overload of information. The last few pages with short versions of the technique/explanation is really convenient when needing to revisit on how to handle situations.